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Blood
Heart
Lungs
Kidney
Digestive
100
hemopoiesis
What is the term used for making blood?
100
Pericardial fluid
This fluid helps reduce friction during contraction
100
PCCE
This type of epithelium helps humidify and cleanse air coming into the lungs.
100
Nephron.
This is the functional unit of the kidney.
100
Mucosa
This layer of the GI tract secretes mucus.
200
lymphocytes
This white blood cell attacks virus and tumor infected cells and comes from lymphoid stem cells.
200
Purkinje fibers
This group of intrinsic cells serves the ventricles.
200
Type 2 cells
These cells help reduce surface tension in the alveoli.
200
ADH and aldosterone
These two hormones act on the DCT and collecting duct
200
Small Intestine
The brush border is found here
300
Non iron heme
This part of hemoglobin is excreted as bilirubin.
300
Ventricles
In the cardiac cycle, this part of the heart is under the lowest and highest pressure
300
CA
This enzyme allows for a faster bicarbonate reaction.
300
Urea
This is responsible for creating a higher osmolarity in the medulla.
300
Duct cells
These cells produce bicarbonate to control the pH in the small intestine.
400
Blood type B+. Can receive blood from B-. B+, O-, O+
There is clumping in antibody B and Rh. What is the blood type and who can they receive blood from?
400
Diastolic
To eject blood from the ventricle, it must overcome this pressure.
400
Chloride
In the RBC, bicard is swapped for this ion.
400
Increase in GFR
ANP/BNP cause what change in GFR?
400
intrinsic factor
This allows for vitamin B12 to be absorbed in the small intestine.
500
Platelet derived growth factor
This factor stimulates damaged vessles to rebuild.
500
Frank Starling Law
The more you fill the heart, the more optimal the length tension curve is, This represents what law?
500
Pons respiratory center.
This respiratory center fine tunes the breathing pattern.
500
Podocytes
Filtration slits are created by space between these cells.
500
Odontoblasts
These cells of the teeth make the bone-like substance dentin.